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In Windows 10 can ProgramData/…/SystemData Folder be emptied of contents without consequence?
Retrieve Custom Windows 10 Lock Screen ImageHow to override the default Windows 10 lock screen image for all users?
- Would like to know if I can safely delete the contents of the C:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsSystemData folder, all folders and files there in.
- It seems that these folders may be auto generated, and mainly are named by User Account Security Identifier's, so deleting them may be harmless.
- Or at least is it safe to delete all files with the del /s star dot star command leaving the sub-folder structure.
- The purpose is to flush the cache for the lock-screen stored at this location so that the default images at C:WindowsWebScreen will come into effect.
Example Code; delete folders and file contents:
RD C:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsSystemData /S /Q
Example Code; Delete only files within folders:
Del /s /q C:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsSystemData*.*
Current Research:
How do you delete all the files but not the directories in a folder?
SU - Retrieve Custom Windows 10 Lock Screen Image
SU - How to override the default Windows 10 lock screen image for all users?
Pastebin - Set Lockscreen for windows 10
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- Would like to know if I can safely delete the contents of the C:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsSystemData folder, all folders and files there in.
- It seems that these folders may be auto generated, and mainly are named by User Account Security Identifier's, so deleting them may be harmless.
- Or at least is it safe to delete all files with the del /s star dot star command leaving the sub-folder structure.
- The purpose is to flush the cache for the lock-screen stored at this location so that the default images at C:WindowsWebScreen will come into effect.
Example Code; delete folders and file contents:
RD C:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsSystemData /S /Q
Example Code; Delete only files within folders:
Del /s /q C:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsSystemData*.*
Current Research:
How do you delete all the files but not the directories in a folder?
SU - Retrieve Custom Windows 10 Lock Screen Image
SU - How to override the default Windows 10 lock screen image for all users?
Pastebin - Set Lockscreen for windows 10
ss64 - RD
ss64 - Del
windows-10 command-line lock-screen
asked 1 min ago
Kass MonkKass Monk
306
add a comment |
- Would like to know if I can safely delete the contents of the C:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsSystemData folder, all folders and files there in.
- It seems that these folders may be auto generated, and mainly are named by User Account Security Identifier's, so deleting them may be harmless.
- Or at least is it safe to delete all files with the del /s star dot star command leaving the sub-folder structure.
- The purpose is to flush the cache for the lock-screen stored at this location so that the default images at C:WindowsWebScreen will come into effect.
Example Code; delete folders and file contents:
RD C:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsSystemData /S /Q
Example Code; Delete only files within folders:
Del /s /q C:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsSystemData*.*
Current Research:
How do you delete all the files but not the directories in a folder?
SU - Retrieve Custom Windows 10 Lock Screen Image
SU - How to override the default Windows 10 lock screen image for all users?
Pastebin - Set Lockscreen for windows 10
ss64 - RD
ss64 - Del
windows-10 command-line lock-screen
asked 1 min ago
Kass MonkKass Monk
306
- Would like to know if I can safely delete the contents of the C:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsSystemData folder, all folders and files there in.
- It seems that these folders may be auto generated, and mainly are named by User Account Security Identifier's, so deleting them may be harmless.
- Or at least is it safe to delete all files with the del /s star dot star command leaving the sub-folder structure.
- The purpose is to flush the cache for the lock-screen stored at this location so that the default images at C:WindowsWebScreen will come into effect.
Example Code; delete folders and file contents:
RD C:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsSystemData /S /Q
Example Code; Delete only files within folders:
Del /s /q C:ProgramDataMicrosoftWindowsSystemData*.*
Current Research:
How do you delete all the files but not the directories in a folder?
SU - Retrieve Custom Windows 10 Lock Screen Image
SU - How to override the default Windows 10 lock screen image for all users?
Pastebin - Set Lockscreen for windows 10
ss64 - RD
ss64 - Del
windows-10 command-line lock-screen
windows-10 command-line lock-screen
asked 1 min ago
Kass MonkKass Monk
306
asked 1 min ago
Kass MonkKass Monk
306
asked 1 min ago
Kass MonkKass Monk
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